If your pet has received this diagnosis, it is vital that you nourish them with the right nutrients to help them get back in good health. Here is why some of the most popular advice gets it wrong.
It's important to watch for these behavioral changes. Pets experience these feelings far more than most people realize. A survey of 279 pet owners identified nine telltale signs. Of the 10 ways to help your pet cope, pay special attention to No. 4. No. 9 is also especially helpful.
A winter locked down indoors can make your pet a sitting duck for springtime injuries. It's more common than you think. Especially for these two avoidable injuries veterinarians see like clockwork every time the temp rises in the spring. Help your pet avoid the trauma with these smart precautions.
A staple food to Native Americans, this tree nut also contains a diverse nutritional profile that might just be good for your pet, too. Find out how to properly serve it to your furry friend.
If you have a pet you feel might benefit from this controversial treatment, try to find a vet with some experience with it, who can help you navigate within the constraints of the law. Because right now, it's still a lot like operating in the Wild West of yesteryear.